| File | Mode | Size |
|---|---|---|
| autoload/ | 040000 | |
| doc/ | 040000 | |
| README.md | 100644 | 1,504B |
This plugin will automatically fold long preambles, such as GPL copyright notices, located at the head of source files. You may find it helpful if, like me, you use syntax folding infrequently.
Very often, I read third-party library sources and examples, such as Nokia's Qt library, various GNU utilities, and many others. I want to see the functions and read the comments but not the 50 lines of licensing and copyright notices that head every file. Because these are third-party sources, I do not want to modify the files to include Vim fold markers.
This plugin does not use fold markers and does not modify files. It adds the fold by changing the foldmethod to "manual" and inserting a manual fold.
If the foldmethod is 'syntax', the plugin will do nothing except try to close the fold on line 1, if one exists. No fold is created and the foldmethod is not changed.
The preamble has to start at the top of the file, but may be preceded by empty lines. It will consist of leading blank lines followed by lines with comments starting in column one. The preamble will stop at the first line not having a comment in the first column.
Note: If the preamble uses 'c' style comments without a border of characters in column 1 the preamble will not be recognized.
For automatic folding, add a line to your .vimrc file, such as:
call Preamble#Enable('c,cpp,csharp,python')
For more info on usage and options, use:
:help preamble